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Windows 11: New Kernel Rules Against Old Drivers
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With the April update for Windows 11, Microsoft wants to take action against outdated drivers - a new kernel rule should prevent operation and installation. However, there are exceptions for affected systems.
Microsoft is significantly tightening security rules for Windows 11. Starting in April 2026, outdated kernel drivers will be gradually phased out of the system. This move addresses a well-known security vulnerability that has plagued Windows for years. Specifically, Microsoft has announced it will end trust in drivers signed via the so-called "Cross-Signed Root Program." This method dates back to the early 2000s and was long considered the stand…
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